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31fag|ot|ing — «FAG uh tihng», noun. 1. an ornamental, open, zigzag stitch used for loosely joining two finished edges. 2. an ornamental stitch made by drawing horizontal threads out of the cloth and tying groups of the cross threads together in the middle …
32fag|ot — «FAG uht», noun, verb. –n. 1. a bundle of sticks or twigs tied together for fuel: »He built the fire with fagots. In dinner talk it is perhaps allowable to fling on any fagot rather than let the fire go out (James M. Barrie). 2. a bundle of iron… …
33Fag — (engl.), s. Fagging System …
34fag — [ fæg ] noun count 1. ) OFFENSIVE an offensive word for a gay man 2. ) BRITISH INFORMAL a cigarette …
35fag hag — fag ,hag noun count OFFENSIVE a woman who likes spending time with gay men …
36Fag. — Fag., Fg. сокр. от Fagott, fagotto …
37-fag — fag, fagički, fagija DEFINICIJA kao drugi dio riječi znači jedenje, proždiranje; jed, žder [antropofagija] ETIMOLOGIJA grč. phagos: koji jede; phagia: jedenje; phágeín: pojesti …
38fag — vb exhaust, jade, fatigue, *tire, weary, tucker …
39fag- — *fag , *fah , *fanh germ.?, schwach. Verb: nhd. fügen, passen, festmachen?; ne. fit (Verb), fasten; Rekontruktionsbasis: ahd.; Hinweis: s. *fagja , *fōgjan; Etymologie: idg. *pā̆k̑ , *pā̆g̑ …
40fag end — n. [< ME fagge, broken thread] 1. a) the last part or coarse end of a piece of cloth b) the frayed, untwisted end of a rope 2. the last and worst part of anything; remnant …